That's what I need to do. Thanks a lot in advance

Record your mixer output Christian

--- In logic-users@yahoogroups.com, "celluloid_love" <akka_2@h...> wrote: > That's what I need to do. Thanks a lot in advance Logic can't "bounce" when the sound is being generated outside of the program itself because Logic has no way of "knowing" what your external MIDI boxes are doing audio-wise; it's just sending basic commands telling them what notes to play. So you have to use some kind of device (Dat machine, CD recorder etc.) to capture your whole mix, meaning the output of Logic + anything else Logic is driving via MIDI. You can also route the output of your mixer back into Logic and record that as a 2track stereo pair. I'm not sure because I've never tried it (someone chime in here), but it might be possible to route the MIDI tracks back into Logic through "input" audio objects and then bounce the whole thing that way. You can do it in ProTools, but not sure about Logic. In any case, only realtime (not offline) bouncing would work using that method. Hope that helps, Dan

On a fine day, 05-12-2003, osepek wrote: >--- In logic-users@yahoogroups.com, "celluloid_love" <akka_2@h...> wrote: > > That's what I need to do. Thanks a lot in advance [...] >I'm not sure because I've never tried it (someone chime in here), but it might >be possible to route the MIDI tracks back into Logic through "input" audio >objects and then bounce the whole thing that way. Yes, works. Just route your mixer into, say, input 3-4 of your audio card, set up an Input object in the mixer to use Input3-4, and off you go. The basic concept is really simple: anything that comes out of an Output object in Logic's mixer can be bounced. Drag the Output object's fader to 0: still hear anything? Then what you're hearing won't be bounced as it obviously doesn't pass through the Output object. -- Hendrik Jan Veenstra h @ k n o w a r e . n l Omega Art: http://www.omega-art.com/

<quotes repositioned by admin> osepek wrote: > > I'm not sure because I've never tried it (someone chime in here), but > it might be possible to route the MIDI tracks back into Logic through "input" > audio objects and then bounce the whole thing that way. You can do it in > ProTools, but not sure about Logic. In any case, only realtime (not offline) > bouncing would work using that method. > > Hope that helps, > > Dan > You´re right Dan, Logic can bounce midi tracks. Make an input object and route the audi signals to this input. You must use "realtime bounce" then it works. I route all my keyboards (expanders etc) to the sub groubs of my hardwaremixer which are routed to the physical inputs of my soundcard. Who said that life is easy LG Uwe